2007-P NICKLE WITH ERRORS

[coin-crazy]

I found this coin two months ago.I decided to over look it one more time since Im more aware of possible errors. And Im amazed at what Im seeing now and find it very interesting.I`d like you to look at my photos and tell me whats going on? Thanks!!!

[diamond]

I only see some irregularities below Monticello. I would assume these are clash marks.

[wavysteps]

As Mike said, it appears to be a die clash. I can also see the clash left by Jefferson's queue and back of his neck above the right side of Monticello.

Nice find. We do have a few very strong Jefferson nickel die clashes on MADdieclashes.com. You may want to compare your find with those to see what clash marks came from where.

BJ Neff

[coin-crazy]

As Mike said, it appears to be a die clash. I can also see the clash left by Jefferson's queue and back of his neck above the right side of Monticello.

Nice find. We do have a few very strong Jefferson nickel die clashes on MADdieclashes.com. You may want to compare your find with those to see what clash marks came from where.

BJ Neff

Thank you guys.. I thought they was die clashes but I need to point out every thing I find just to be on the safe side everything is covered.

[coin-crazy]

As Mike said, it appears to be a die clash. I can also see the clash left by Jefferson's queue and back of his neck above the right side of Monticello.

Nice find. We do have a few very strong Jefferson nickel die clashes on MADdieclashes.com. You may want to compare your find with those to see what clash marks came from where.

BJ Neff

I just visited your other site mad,dieclashes.Nice site there. My question is just because there are die clashes, do it always have to be caused by the obverse? On my coin, Im finding die clashes from the reverse.I need to point out what Im looking at and see if we can agree apond something!!!

[wavysteps]

When the dies clash, the opposing die leaves the clash marks on the other die's surface. However, if there is multiple die clashes, you can have what is called a counter clash. Basically, when a counter clash happens, the clash marks left by the first clash can be transfer back to the original die that made the first clash marks as raised replicas of the design element clashed in the beginning. This can only happen if the hammer die is offset from the first position. For more information take a look at MADdieclashes.com in the section titled "counter clash Type I". Do not get this confuse with a counter clash Type II, which is a different anomaly altogether.

BJ Neff

[coin-crazy]

When the dies clash, the opposing die leaves the clash marks on the other die's surface. However, if there is multiple die clashes, you can have what is called a counter clash. Basically, when a counter clash happens, the clash marks left by the first clash can be transfer back to the original die that made the first clash marks as raised replicas of the design element clashed in the beginning. This can only happen if the hammer die is offset from the first position. For more information take a look at MADdieclashes.com in the section titled "counter clash Type I". Do not get this confuse with a counter clash Type II, which is a different anomaly altogether.

BJ Neff

Well my coins shows actually what your site is talking about,Im not sure why nobody havent asked to see it ?? Pic 1 shows part of the design from the reverse and pic 2 shows letters on the building that had to come from multiple strikes and not just a normal die clash.I may show have to point out more to convince you guys of my point . If I have to I will..

[coin-crazy]

Well my coins shows actually what your site is talking about,Im not sure why nobody havent asked to see it ?? Pic 1 shows part of the design from the reverse and pic 2 shows letters on the building that had to come from multiple strikes and not just a normal die clash.I may show have to point out more to convince you guys of my point . If I have to I will..

MiKe said All He can see is a die clash below the building but I can see where it extents farther.. Im loooking forward to your comments.. Thank you!!